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argo
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I can't do it. Small talk is for small clay people. I keep drifting into whomever I'm talking to, forgetting that there's a difference between our collective unconscious. I know exactly what you want to hear. If you're of or under my intelligence level, I can work you. And it's too crazy, too ridiculous to be using small words on someone who's human and, for all I know, me.
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010303
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chanaka
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oh make it stop.....i hear his voice in my head. those long talks we have have the side-effect of bouncing his voice around in my mind the rest of the night. tantalzing and yet disconcerting, i am but an innocent bystander who can only keep her knees strong. damn southern accent
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010303
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silentbob
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spoken word great
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010303
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stupidpunkgirl
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i can't talk to you any of you what am i supposed to say? how do i respond? i just sit and am quiet and wish i wasn't so shy
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010304
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dean-bean
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I hold rehearsal conversations in my head. See, I don't want anyone to really dislike me, and I figure if I already know what to say I can avoid the pitfalls of random conversation. Seldom do the real conversations take the turns that mine do, but I still think it helps. That's just me though. I count out my dance steps too...
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010329
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dB
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Talk is cheap, and it's easy to screw up. Writing is much easier. Then I don't have to see your face and admit I am the same.
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010329
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mikey
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well said dB haha
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arinna
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it's not that i don't want to talk. i just get so caught up in listening.
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010331
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namae
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I don't, because when I do, I can't stop
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010802
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nom
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i call vancouver
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060327
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no reason
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i feel like i can talk to everybody about everything right now
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100328
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what's it to you?
who
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blather
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